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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14

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ruaawsy as isus oesszss As IS seaesf q
casa ana 1ssssse sss s. shlee t'hiiiF q
s,.ssne ons - tAs i,stss ssse she have
1.sss ses aax b.,ssks "a - esg So several
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shs Kasis Hols sn6 Itaaf vas eai afis-
inx 81 a. es.ep baEgs a1eoplNniea - =
sssA h.y frsm iiss Aesei A. shes sisfisa
aoun RllS<e = hill tns hssss ssEues : i've
- e3st ans M s4ariseE tslea e. Tara
hsm inte CsinsA.n e.. hol a.. seeoeesiss -
safaiax lssa eao.sxA - thsas sts bsy eat.
A. hs cane aewn tAs hsil tlse hesss -
creased kis spssa ana beoNme shoiss va
ea0tfsllaals Tie drfer xak rssllea eeS .
sE&iasl rhe dash board. but ss eiesF - ths
rsans braxsss eut1 he Fssetsd C&nai.ss..
~hsEe the whesis esughs n she ssssss ass
trAek and sse hassy w~s tipsssa esss eh .
SIDE. Nj sparllne sss thrown out. stgik
tas with great faFt4 on the eothss -sifiie
peseneGt Deaf ths Ciantndon hote
He was eaFrsec tDto the heasl
aud for sosns tine sss sapia,ss !
sooa la sttsndsnos and fonna that hs ~&s
suffering fram o0nresstsn ST the brain III
skssii being fractured Ia tse places. The
scalp sas split open tron shs right templt
10 tie bscs oi f1s head as ~oand belne
tally siK Inches Ia ieagth. las aectnrs ca !.
smined khs fractures carefully and dFsssea
the suslp weund, tt4l the unioFta,ssls
young naan dia noi regain oonsaossnssf
for n,4ris at honr aflsF the seglaent- ne
thea complained ~ q severe psin IA hf
head and questioned the attendants ahsns
his injuries. Although he i smsii man,
be hss . strong constitution and the doe
tors have slight hofes II ala feeessfy.
The Spafiiass home IS near Kingsley
Grand 1fsTerss county, their father being
sress0Ter ~ the township Ia sbsoh tts sil,
lsse i sitosted. Tbey are graduates Il
Hiilsdale COLLEGE and have befD iD the book
business fSr fbe past year, Philip is 81
yekrs oi ags and his brother, Though
smaller, i two yean older bis parents
were notified of the accident ~ telegraph
and il il eKpecis6 they vii arrive hsss this
morning The elder brother is oat 81 ths
city on business aud Il - not known where
20 reach him by wire he xas expected
back last evening bat did not arrive.
The bore Vas purchased BY thf spar.
iings short tine ago and kept in feifos :
10 Afding stable on West Briage-st.. where
be ran after the accident coillding on the
way with rig driven by \ G johnson. oi
sweets Hotel. who wss cut driving with
another gentleman. Mr.. Johnson wac
Just turning aronad when ths runaway
animal crashed into them knocking them
hoTsr down and breaking the sbafts al The
buggy. Mr.. Johnson follow - the horse A.
the Livery stabbed 10 ascertain who owned
the animal bot De failed 70 gain The desired
information. the hosiier declining 90 an
swer questions further than 10 state that
the runaway horse wss . boarder.
AZ al early honr this morning the Ia.
jnred man was resting ~ comfortably ~
could be expected. The doctors say that
there viii probably ee no material chanes
IN his condition for forty eight hours
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
BEARS AT The COFFEE.

several Large Coffee FIRMS I'm New York
Comp slisd to Go Undsr
NEw YoKx, June l3.--The opening Of the
Coffee Exchange this morning was the
most exciting in its history. The buying
orders today generally came from 5.
Gruner and Crosman & Co. These firms
represented the clique which first started
the booms in coffee about eighteen months
ago, and caused IL TO advance from TO
Is cents q pound AT the latter figure a
number Of Rio Janerio operators. called
the Brazilian party. who had been bears
on the market all the way up 10 Is
changed their position and became buyers
and carried the price shove q cents, which
figure il crossed about two weeks ago. They
are now said - be loaded heavily, oue
house being reported 20 hold 600 coo bags
for their scconnt. TIE Gruner Gresham
party. on the other hand, who were buyers
today. are credited with unloading on the
Brazilians around the highest figures
Later in the dav the market declined 95
points further and was very active and
panicky.
T. O. Arnold & Co. were caught largely
long on the decline and bad q 20 under
3. @. Arnold was the originator OF the Cof-
fee Exchange and is first President. He
vas formerly Of the firm Of Arnold StaTgis
& Co. tee largest coffee house in ihe United
Ststes
The failure OF Nackev E Small promin-
ent coffee broker of Mater 81, wss an
nOunced this afternoon Small. OF this
firm. was formerly connected with the large
cosee firm Of Small Bros. & Co. with
houses IN New York, Boston. Chicago and
Nez Orleans
The Arnold lisbihties are stated u be
above one million dollars. and NsT York
bank IS said 70 ~ hesTily involved. Tie
Liabilities Of Machsy 4 Small are estimated
frsm si50.Ooo 10 $4,000. Norton, weyl &
Bsvan also suspended.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
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Ths 0rsaa Rass ssss ksa fssh pss
cfssasssa "a nixss so sk~ f2esinE
osseers preNaxnt fsak Aia<esf sere.
.ary CaAries FAX, fressesef eask sssiE
Manages. Issrs Htsefe. tapzaia. hs. Goa
nsiy. HE fsslsslas Is : si>. lpf lAs ElagsFs
sd pes,iioas AotFfaa. bysefs saa fss.
p.teAsss. Hsaesar sna IsReE esteaeis'
Ws1szzr and h4sias1l. l b, heze bs
Coakla. 5 b. Rseg = :. sehnsls. =
Sssit &. d Daaeeil. r. T. fbef stpeef -
p'ay sisa lae Maskeso2s 81 l1~ eafth si
jay ssteF snicA thsF w4s - t@s1s "a
~xAofk cut Auy eigb - the Assztnefu
&lCkixsa Ensy e1peek - plas s1e1s -
tts lssgae ciuss later IA the sssksao-
fn- C4rstcl flshtns sEsd HAat{og Nlaa
Las eeen ORGANISED ~ thls ely VIZ fHeise
CANEleF msmbsfs. fhs officers 81 80 ci@o
are A. follows. l. Lobsllaslf. President.
IL b saith. Nics 7'rtslsisR'i Sacnes fill-
heck. secretsry. Iee Heath. freasifefi J.
LotsEfa Al Csptalu.
TIE S1iingen Fencing Cub yss organised
Lass eFeaing Sish sixieen cnsrteF n.eao<ls.
Tne ciee have rooms il tile Da>sment Of
Park Pace and will mest every fondsF
evening hereafter for drili and practice 1ae
following ofssers were siecsei J.. :. Cod
troy. Pfesi6SnA L. K hssney. Secretary
Cbas N0oFhsls treasure i. n. spencer,
Drill master. Prot. fEank Fisher. teacher
and Captain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
THE olp SETTLERS.
They VIII Pscnse at g.es's Lake Nest
Friday.

They Will Picnic st Reeds Lake Neo
Friday.
The committee of old residents appointed
10 make arrangements Tor the annual ss.
sociasion picnic. met al the Office of the
Supenniendenis Of the Poor yesterday morn
ing and decided 10 bold the picnic al Reed =
Lake next Friday. There wss some ohiec-
ton 10 fsing tie date 20 soon. IL being
urged that members Of the Association liss
ing in the country will not hear Of lbs
event until after II IL over. The weekls
papers are not pnhlished until Thursday
and Friday and DO not reach many 81 the
readers until Saturday. Another objection
il the fact that the date is the same ~ that
OF the Grsttsn Pioneers reunion.
Superintendent isevler Of the Street Rail
way Company appeared before the commit
tee and granted The request 81 the Ansocis.
ton 10 carry the banners on that day Ia
bele3 "ReeGs Lake" lie also granted The
free Use Of the grounds, the dance hall and
other ooDyenienoes needed sl the lake. He
also agreed 20 furnish extra care on the
West Side, starting a. 30 N. and 10 30 a.
m on that DAY for the benedt of those who
wish 90 10. tass car carry iDe passengers 20
the dummy lire. The hand stationed si
the lake VII play for the Association. A
string band viii inrpisb dancing m.sic and
with the large dance hall ct command .
most en1oyabse time may be expected.
Committees 20 compirte the srfxnee-
msnts vere appointed ~ follows
On Spea kef--I. X Esfhbun.
Ga Music--W. n. Cook
ON Grounds Marshal kccrsy, Captain
White and L. Coveii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
4 NEW SsHvIeN casINET.
Placed In Very Embarrassing Position
Must settle the Royal Divorce Case.

Placed In Very Embarrassing Position
Must settle the Royal Divorce Case.
BFLsRsDE. June 13.-M. Ristics has fin
ally found a new government which is
constituted as follows NJ Ristics. Pre-
mier and Minister Of Foreign Affairs. N.
Misgkovics. Minister Of Interior: NJ.
Nisilievics. Minister Of Public Works: NJ.
vicumovics. Minister Of Justice: NJ. virgics.
Minister Of Finance. and General Bojietchs-
vics. Minister Of War. II Is stated that
the delay N for ming the Ministry was due
% the know .sslxs OF the statesmen solicited
TO co-operste in it, construction that The
Cabinet will ind itself confronted with tae
duty OF settling the question of divorces be-
tween King Milan and Queen natalie Ia
view OF the certainty that a decision IN
fsvor Of the Queen the enlY Just one that
can be given-will srous1 The wrath of the
King. while decree in fsvo- OF the King
viii sssursdiy ofssnd Russia. the position
of The servlsn Cabinet Minister nj this tinie
is very Ike that Of youthfai apple thief
on the fence with the farmer on one side
and dog on the other.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
A GREEN WATCHAlH
~ esftisK - Fas 49, ~ sasE - the atii
kses kssloztsas 4 fer 90 a 81 SO -
Res fs.zfassts --sstssr Nl<A-
txAa as<sefs

tts.<s.ts - tss ssts.s.4 tlssss.
Nestxg. 5oss is sA sArze runher q
p<av.s Aass bees ksss ffozs ts< ooansry asa
cher sc~ns 70 see ias reias sesghf - shs
H;gbss 1 d4sA mi1 dan eoias ost. ssd
sosne eassrprela< EhosozEapA~F was hese
sanisY tak.ns FisNs. 11e nisat watch ~
les mla seens - e she eas - bsame for
tbs seesieat - ne so erisrs 10 fs1se tbs
s4isE So laeAss "a Greer - Goat soGe lo<s
shat wsss sosseei ap tbs rseT. sad being al
iaexf,eftsnoe1 h4a1 DC raised the wafer
3ooaf two feet. xaiea uss mors thaa
tas dam eoAia slaca hi&oes a ha<hs .
lcss slll be aes5at = 60 aad Hsga s Co :
lo<s on tAe 192FiBs niiU aia os not TAR
fEom loo. The loss go4t have eeen
taaeh larssr ha3 i noS nesa Tor . bridge
asoat oas iaiis down ihe rsysr. Wien ths
logs straek it they knocked 0es
oae Of tie pisrs. which swung
around and formed soft of a
boom across The strezn, which srsctnally
has nos teen decided what will be doae
vita tie logs, bat no dcubi they viii DC
loaded on % trucks srl drawn back 20 the
mill, NJ. Hugh ls on bis way
h.s bssn seat him by ais
sou. wm. Hugh Js. Eho = ia charge OF
the business here. NJ. Higbee says be
never hsd 10 pass zroaad ths hat vet. bat
thinks perhaps be sill have 10 nov.
Mrs. /. A. Pelton i IN 6rsna Rapids
visiting her mothes ~ 80 Third-st.--L0n
A Pelton Is atoat 10 bniid an addition.
23xi0 10 his present store IN order
TO exieod bis nOw extensive busi-
ness.----G. ". Sans Of LUtasr. has rented
Dr. McN1lsen's LARGE uouss On Ctss-St. and
will at it up a. = titss class boarding. house.
IL. w. Wagner OF LAKE View. will be
married at bis brothers. who is = member
Of the firm OF Wagner & Follaier. in Grand
Rapids. next Thursday 20 a Miss Cook
from bis old home in Psnnsyivsniz. Some
OF Dis many friends here will attend the
wed1ing
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
THE BELL TELEPHONE
4gpsla1s1 - Kzaa.fas sha Hae<s "a ~
Celse.ag Tia Es4i : l..stasa .seespfsi
-Eon2 2Fssznlsa ksf1erssrsa
l1rsrF fsssed

NAsaIsersS taas a. re B0a7'i ~ D.
reslars ef lss Aals5ean releplons CoD-
paag Laid nssisils .ills aissr-oea aad sp-
poiai<t eoAnlsiles e. iavesiis4ts ihs
ess,ks of iaa colap4n9 s1.s sncrelszaly scra-
falzs - sfaiiA TIE ssslsaatloa % tyrsF,
vlcs Pssadsat sas aeceDle.i, aast IFrsF *
sc1tszs poser 81 stioTneg - tae Treasurer
sisiax sa4G oliiesF asil poRsr - eontsoi hss
s6cex Iyrsr. 3aa eaass - Wzsaiagton %
meet shs Esaai of directors, s@id ia "a
insaryxw thia altsraSon. -Fhis whois
tninz j. "a aflscz o1 alsr tDst i. il sssn-s
- haze IL oEi4ia in ms- ! HaEs baen ua-
i1gfa14ie - tae sa9 charged.
aad / suppose knowledss 81 inat
iact eas ths sa1se 81 tAis sltaek pEon lne.
r. 8Ccnrrsl some years AZ 49, fery les
kleN l5s i4ais. out ll seen4s 81 ee sacsi@n
f0r n...n =, Bs IN erisoa once. hoseFsr he
nay o0ilduct h.nlssif thereafter. Bat slien
things sil not h9ri sle company. la o.
daT nos 10 cFsfa1lea lDe ouslness of tae
company / c4lie 81 once The dLyectors %
eethsE lra h4oded ia ny fesik1ai.0n. II
mak-s very nIlle 1esrsncs. oat = AZ "a
ne ~ ! Esn- io sst 9lr We haye sai4-
able Dns.leses. l1e entzle.an concession
- god onss 4ls1 believe vi n42s
monsY.
Consressusn natferNorsh. President cf
tne t1n 1any. Ia al flfefvisN this esslink
about l4s affairs 81 TIE toapslY, sait. Il
have l1st Fsulraed from c1io sn1. of
c0drse. AIS receut seand4i 4rout iyleE ~2s
a Ereas SURPRISE % ne .omr ueni1@fs Of
ouF C0Nlt44f hage ceen associated Sitn
him ia Cnurca u.atfefs. aid We have al
been tAksn greatly b. surDrise az these de-
vsi3Dmslis Ne tnaii .opk into the lAirs
of ths ton,pauY wu1 great care, u
ses 3. sTssytLins - al rsAt and u tAsre .
any EoGeti for 8asr rciah o. eocsplalat On
t1s part ~ Stockholders We 1sve Just
eenmeneed 0ur iayesli CATION an4 So fsr as
He have E31s egsfyt1lns ls satisilctofy.
Mr G0nzeaiss. representative q the Ven
ezuelsT government. Ia here d4 SAYS cur
ch&rter Is secuze. Demand for telephones
val % very large. So ar 80 The stock
boideEs are ooncsrled. they need have no
iesr whateves. fhry viii not lose penny.
We ko0R we have q good thing aad they
Nil come oDt al fig5t. We shall 60 % the
bottom Of the fsc1s IA the case. and Z a0y
xron< has Been done we Rill make Il right
Ia few daFs We shall know more a5ou.
rae present state 81 affairs than we DO nov.
Then ws shall De very glad 10 tell al about
fae matter
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14

CfITctec Jnne fS-Ttere were bat few
n5icaiions A. The Carreniers' Headquarters
shis norniog tbat would issd 10 the belief
that anything 10 tie nature % formsr trou-
ele wss IN progress Up 10 noon. the num-
Der ss learned from fas ren tsunxfng sbout
fae tuifting miElt be estimated At irom
seventy 70 ons hundred. a large portion
Of the ssrcen ssrs VIII not quit work. BE-
esuse work s scafcs, owinz - the general
snother strike eT iockouz. Some of the
mea express zaeir willingness 20 WORK as
msay hours - ths7 sre psid for, irrsspec-
Eye of ths Cnions teaesfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
AWAY UP NORTH.
The Little Village Of Clarion Threatening
To Put On Airs.

otIsss<t xsAtsaNs-ets,Ns-
CLARIoS. June 13.-This heretofore un-
pretentious little station is coming to the
front in good shape, and will soon take on
the dignity of village More lots have
been sold since The opening OF this season
than in any two years since the town was
plated. Several good buildings are going
up. one OF which IS 81. T.. Church, which
will supply very much needed want as
the school house now used tor religious SER
vices is altogether too small 10 accom-
modRts ciihss church OF Sunday School
Nearly all kinds Of business is improving.
The extra trains that came here two weeks
ago TO secure Mr Charletons logs are here
yet ssd have about two weeks work TO do.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14

Nsw NosS. juac t3.-Sts2nen Poole
coiovea a-e3 - wears. residing st 10. isJ
Rsvmon.i. 81. Brooklyn. ). T.. With his
wiie sr3 t.o chiidrso. after having a few
words siih the former sssar. deliberately
saos her. re tali passing nes- fhe region ol
ne heart. lis vie screamed ss ths ballet
Sntsrfd her b~Past aud tels % ths floor. He
srnpcsed ae nad kiiiei Ger. and went down
% tae celisr aad empiied another chamber
cf - rsvolver into himself. bat as this
Wound ed act prove iala.. Be staggered uD
70 re hal~av and cuf bis throas He
hlsd a. deale ~ a few monlenfs. The vile,
vbo Is - Years OF sge. hss been removed
to he cify hospital. whsrs she vii pro5a-
~ sffa
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14

.as Msn who EorEsd a Cheek for s37.-
0co on CIV. Rates. OF Tennessee.

.as Man who EorEsd a Cheek for s37,-
0co oa CIV. Rates. OF Tennessee
WAsAsH. lad. June i5.--AD0at ten lays
ago two brothers named Fowler arrived at
Rich Valley. nve miles vest ot here. ard
applied FOR Arm work. Frank, The oldest.
was given employ yment By Timothy Gran.
and bis orother was hired By Pettish Gran.
Last Saturday United States detectives ar
rived a. Kich falley anu going 20 Timothy
Crafe's demanded tie ycung ran Ftsnk,
wn0 ~as sailsd N from coEas
field. frank recognized The othcer
ard called him By name. The Do
tstavs remarked. Il have got You
a Iasr. my beauty. after following you and
travelling over several states" The oticer
explained that Fowler vas wanted for the
forasry 0i a cAeck Tor s37 % On Governor
Bsfss. of Tennessee. some thirteen months
ago. the psrtlculezs % which we're pub
hsned a. thst tiEe. IL j. not known what
disposition Vowlsr has made OF the money.
he made no objections 70 accom- mpauying
the ofticsr aiier tie iarser display ed a revol-
yer Tbs Two wegs 70 Peru. Ind, and
fae1re zouth
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
AlrTrls GIRL MURDERED.

inssnse Exeft-in~at al zasslie. Ill
Threats OF Lynehing-
IASAtrz. H.. June l3.-Nuch feeling and
excitement has been manifested here for
The past Two lays. growing out Of the ffnd-
in,r Of the body Of Frances Kssha, ten
yelr-old Polish girl. in a well on Esnth-st.
on Saturday. Snc hsi 'sst been sen IA
the vicinity y oers Ggsiaye Miller. q gar
dsiaer. VS. a. wotk Miller was arrested
tcsiay aud imme iia.eiy transferred 20 Ut
tawa 0o accognt O. n4Ie.oti, threats made
b. 'Nhe poculace 20 lynch him. The giri >
bsa,i Nas fractured "a fhouSh by some blCnt
instrument. <rhe Mayer has ordered the
saloons closed in the Poiisz locality.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
SAESP's CLOTHING.
George snook CSnfssses the zheft CT
Farmer Green's Wool.

tHs>-tsss y - xl--zsAa-sStA
SARssAcs June iS.-Yssterday Deputy
SheFif Dodge was successful in fading the
wool which was stolen from the barn of
jonathan Green one night last week. The
wool vas found in a field near Morrison
Lake covered with brush. George Saook
assisted In helping Green pack away the
wool and cover il with lumber the evening
after he finished shearing. and suspicion
resting on him the Sheriff went To the resi-
dence Of Mr. Snook' father OF Sunday. while
the young man was away and cot one of
the boots worn by young Shook during the
week. IL fitted exactly the track 81 the
barn Of Mr. Green and warrant was issued
for bis srrest. Snook. when arrested, made
clean breast of il. owning up the whole
affair, but claimed that he was led into it
By one Max Randall. of the towns hip Of
Berlin. Shook was bound over for trial at
the rext term OF court. Randall demands
al examination.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
A DISASTROUS WRECK.
Robert Parker. Brakeman Maogisd
Beyond Recognition.

MARolETrE, June f3. - disastrous
wreck occurred on the Chicago and North
western road at Norway this morning.
Robert Parker. brakeman. was instantly
killed by the train breaking in two and
throwing him to the track. he wss man
gled beyond recognition. The head part
OF the train ran on past Norway and turned
to 20 back for the balance of the train. A
suitchman failed TO close the switch.
Nearing the station at a high rate of speed,
the train dashed oil the rails, nesri7 de-
molishing the depot binding and piling
the oar cars twenty feet higb. Il will be
several hours before the track is cleared.
Many oar cars we're entirely destroyed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14

Skw YokK. Jane ia-The frs; race on
the Brooklyn Jockey Club track At Grave
send today. three quarters mile, vas Won
By Aiaric, Cleaner. ?. winona. 3. Time.
il6l.
Second rzcs~-fve furlongs. Bendigo, 1:
Faux Pas. ?. King Crab. 3. Time l.o4l.
Third rsce-Lawn View handieap-tnree
ysar-oids and upwards mile and fnrIoug:
Favor. /, Bsrnum, :. Viceroy. 3. Time.
l.o6
Fourth racs-nlIie aud furlong: Maroon,
/. fifxroy. ? Two starters TiDe, l:57.
Fifth ruce-miie c and one sixteenth: Rev
elier. !, Kataplsn. 2. Maggie J. 5. Time.
f3ls.
Sixth rece-one mile. Berlin. 1; Rio
Granre. 2 Par2sol. 3. Time. if3f.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14

ArPESA. June 13.-A gigantic lumber
steal, which nav reach several million feet,
has been uBearthed. W. J. Miller. while
employed By the Minor Lumber Company.
ss manager OF their Bayshore mill last sea-
SOP. managed 10 load seesFai vessels with
Lumber. and dispose Of il unknown % the
company and approprisfe tie pro eeds 20
his own pocket. They have j1st found
hin OUT in one vessel losd Of 3yle00 feet.
aud they arrested him last night aod lodged
him in isik Miller has bad record, and
lsst Winter cane near going through sio.-
60 OF the compsng's money IA a spree st
Dstrpit
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
SLuuolNG waESTLERs.
Almost = Free-for-An light at Match
Be.ueen Lewis and Connrrs.

PTrrsBURG. Pa, June l3.--The estcb-ss-
catch-can wrestling match between Evan
Lewis and Tom Connors. tonight iwas de-
cided in favor Of the latter, slsl4neh the
best-informed sporting men in 4he city
firmly assert that the decision vse wrong.
In tie first bout CoDDors b1tted Lewis
above the LEFT eye, cutting a cash sn inch
long. Lewis thereupon dsiiberaseiy bntte5
Connors IN the mouth Lewis
then got the strange hold on
Connors when the latiers brosher struck
Lewis and pulled bin of. The refs-ee final
iv decided the Dout in favor q I<wis on q
foul. The second bout was wen b. Con
nsTs- In TIE third bout Lewis 30 grip
on C0nno4's throat. when tbA istsefs hrofls-
- again rushed in and pailed I<wis or
Men mounted The stage and ftee fizht
seemed Inevitable. After auiet kad been
restored The referee gave TIE falKso Coa-
nors on q claim % foal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14

Arrangements win probably De made by
the Chicsgo & wess Michigan Railroad for
the running Of excursion trains from fhis
CITY to s. yoseph. June -. ., p ana ~.
on which occasion q grand tealterfnes
iabiles an0 camp meeting wii ke bela ia
that city. Ex-G0v. John T. st. John. Cos
Geo. ". Brsin. The siivsz LAKE 91szts.tte
and other cold wates apostles VII be pes.
ent ard every Irepafsts0n hss been rnsas
for q general revival u the temps srsfsoe
couse
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
sEsUmiNG wOsK.

Three Thousan4 Nsa estr~a Employ menf
fn sfs Coke Ro<isss aud Msro tn Follow.
Prrvssrss june ia-The resumption Of
work At the Frick coke ovens. now en-
trolied b. Carnegie. PhipPs & CO.. gives
employment to about s.eo0 men. and viii
probably reault IN general resumption
through The Co1neiisVil.e region in a few
dags Tbe output Of the Prick ovens =
sbcs.. 5 zoe tons ~ case oer dag. Of which
Csr sr1.s 8 Co. vii use ~ per cent. for their
c~-. mia
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14

BExsox, Arizons, June f3-A hostile
band Of Apsshes were surprised By Lieu
tensat Johuscn's command in Rlncon
Mountain Saturday. The horses aad bag
gage Of the Indians we're eaptarsd. Toe
Apsehes scattered snseug The rocks anf
viii probably trv 20 r.aks their way beck
70 san Carlos. Troops Are in bot pnrsuit.
however. and the hostils viii probably be
captured
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14

l. r FuIlsr. for several yezrs 'rrsssa
smpiere n TIE = p & 4 railroad II Bsx
Rspi3s. under r. X Haglss. hes teken =
positisa With Gen. y Nunson. - The n
ion 5ieket Gree. - oerk NJ Fni3eg -
vo1ns nan ~ sree fs8raa1 stfisff. hss
happy fsctlfg e making THREADS and tres
ing pstsons oyasig. tud NJ M1nsoa
- C. te e0ns . ass3 On seeurIrr - sor-
refent a. AT
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14

SEARCHING FOR GOLD.
Work Commenced on an Upper Peninsula
Find.

sxtNssst ,t>ss,,A-esssls-
NEGsUNEE, June 13.--1he Lake Superior
Iron Company set half dozen miners at
work on its gold property a few days ago.
Captain John Scoberg is the Superintendent
and it is the intention of the company to
put down hundred-foot shaft, sxs feet in
size. large enough for working shaft. As
soon as diamond drill can be spared from
the iron mine il will be put in the gold
property. Tne l.. s. gold mine was discoy-
cred in August, 1885. by A. B. Miner. Cash.
ier Of the Ishpeming National Bank. and is
regarded by experts as one OF the most
promising properties on the range. The
company would do nothing toward devel-
oping the mine until this Summer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-14
Tna 81. Louis ancs.

ST. LouIs. June l3.-FiTst rsce--one and
one quarter miles Procrsstinstion. l; Ma
honey, >, Wills. 3 Time. 2.li.
Second race-one and one-eighth miles:
Miss Ford. l; Carey. ? Rosaiind. 3. Time,
Isl.
Third race-one and one eighth miles
Hornpipe. 1; Rebel Scout, ?, Alamo. 3.
Time, 1874.
Fourth race -five-eighths mile: Racland.
I. Van Leland. ,: Rita r. 3. Time. l:02i.
Fifth race-three- fourths mile: Cora L.
l; Hoveard Gray. ?, Dudley Oaks. 3. Time.
lis